People in the Tang Dynasty Learned Some Medical Skills

Everyone, I have turned off book reviews. I can't stand being scolded every day. If you think it's not good, you don't have to read it. There's no need to scold it, really. Could it be that if the ramen restaurant at your doorstep doesn't taste good, would you go in and scold it? At the very least, you have to spend money to order a bowl of noodles before scolding me. There are still many readers who support me, which shows that not everyone has quality.

Do not read this book without having a certain medical background. Otherwise you can't watch it. You can watch the plot, but don't read all the common sense. For example, "I just had surgery and my pulse is strong." Do you believe it?

By the way, the Tang Dynasty was not a silver standard. Silver would only be used in large transactions. Ordinary people would not have silver. It was only in the Ming and Qing Dynasties that silver was widely circulated.

Author, you should pay attention to your wording. Only outsiders and invaders would call locals indigenous. Chapter 4 of the book I hope you can change.

There are many flaws 🙂 First, in ancient times, when there were no anti-inflammatory drugs, Widow Wang was able to go to the ground only 3 days after the operation? Second, can loquat syrup be drunk without poppy shells without coughing? Normal cough syrup needs to be drank for 3 to 5 days to stop coughing completely. After drinking it, the cough syrup is just the effect of poppy. Third, in the Tang Dynasty, that kind of wine could reach more than 80 degrees after one distillation? And more than 80 degrees is not suitable as medical alcohol 🙂 It can only be used if it is less than or equal to 75 degrees. The effect of alcohol above 75 degrees is not that good.

I hope I'm not fooling you with potatoes again. Anyone who has grown it or understands it doesn't think it is an artifact. Extending the cycle to ten years, it would be better to grow potatoes than wheat or rice...

Do those who belittle sweet potatoes, potatoes and corn really understand?

After reading it, in general, the author is obviously a novice in the first half, but you can feel the author's progress in the later chapters, which is quite interesting. 🤭🤭🤭 Come on author.

I don't know if it's just me, but this book is similar to Tiger's Prodigal Son. I personally prefer this type of novel.